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Just had a renewal quote from swiftcover and its £522, and I cant protect my 4yrs NCD as they just changed the rules that I now need 5yrs in order to protect it. Other cheapest quote I've seen is Swinton at £580 with protected NCD. :evil:

Dunno how the fck they can charge that price, I know its a group 12 but ffs I'm 30 not 17-21 and its a pissing Diesel. :shock:
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Post by Juzza »

Have you tried Direct Line?

I have just had my renewal quote through at £295 Fully comp, protected, business use etc. Dunno what group it is, 15 or 16 I think. (98 194bhp v6 GLX).

Poss worth a try to see if they can save you some cash?
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Post by Welly »

I've just renewed with Direct Line (been with them 6 years :oops: )

Fully Comp £296.00, Protected, Hire Car, legal, etc etc
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Direct Line £619 and protected. :evil:
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Vehicles I own:-
1999 S Peugeot 406 LX 1.9TD (90% WVO, 10% Petrol)
2000 W Ford Transit LWB High Roof 2.5D
1997 R E36 BMW 328i Saloon (Drift/Track Car)
1995 N E36 BMW 328i Saloon (Spare Parts Car)
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Post by munfred »

Most places were wanting to charge me £1200+ for my HDI
Decided to stay with Elephant.
£800 for 12 months.

Only 1 years NCD though


My track car cost £400 to insure, and that includes track day cover, european cover and agreed valuation.

Insurance sucks
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Post by johnd »

:frown: :frown: My renewal came through this week and it is £76 more than last year GOD I HATE INSURANCE COMPANIES so I tried confused.com and got it £215 which is a £1 more than last year which I can just about stretch to.
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Guys you really need to learn how to NEGOTIATE with these companies, just as I do mine every year.... would you like me to tell you how you can save money on your cover??? Of course you would.

The first thing that you do is call 2 insurance companies and get real quotes, not online quick ones.. then you do the confused quote to see what you get back, take the lowest quote and cut it down by at least £100 typically this will work. Now call the 1st company again and tell them the quote you have off confused.

I guarantee they will beat that quote, then tell them you will call them back because you want to discuss it with your partner, dog, cat, who ever.... Then call your second insurer, tell them what the 1st is offering and they will try and usually beat it... its a game of tennis your playing the ball against each of the players... the outcome is a winner 9 out of 10 times. Plus don't forget that with Adrian Flux you get 15% off when quoting the 406oc.

If you need any ID to confirm membership just let me know!

I promise you this will work... I've not had to do this the last 2 years because adrian flux have been very, very good to me and I cannot recommend them enough, but previous insurers have always been played.... like a playa ! ! ! ! lol
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Post by slick »

ah nice one niz, my insurance is sky high, has been for years will give it a try
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I know it works as I have done it for other people as well, my misses saved £90 on her renewal price ! lol
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Post by slick »

For the red 406 exec, I paid £1600 a year for 2 years, for the focus i pay £858

mind you i do have 2 own fault accidents and 3 points, well 1 accident is partial blame
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Post by niz406 »

£1600 ! Ouch ! ! !

I have no claims, and almost 4 years ncb and pay £325 for the Turbo and all mods !
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Post by GeordieBoy »

niz406 wrote:
I have no claims, and almost 4 years ncb and pay £325 for the Turbo and all mods !
No fooking way yours is that cheap. You must live in a posh area and be in postcode group B for that?

Cheapest I have seen online is Liverpool Victoria £515 Guranteed NCD. Gonna have to ring around on Mon/Tues.
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Vehicles I own:-
1999 S Peugeot 406 LX 1.9TD (90% WVO, 10% Petrol)
2000 W Ford Transit LWB High Roof 2.5D
1997 R E36 BMW 328i Saloon (Drift/Track Car)
1995 N E36 BMW 328i Saloon (Spare Parts Car)
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SOLD --- 2001 Y 406 GTX 2.0 HDi 110bhp
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I promise you that is how much I pay... and as for posh area, you deffo have never been to my part of derby have you lol !
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Post by slick »

i lived and live in posh areas, my w**ker insurance is always high
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Post by turbolag »

Mine was £108 with the AA, fully comp, NCB protected etc (20 years worth!). It's £11 cheaper for the Mi16, which surprised me!

Now the other 'arf has taken the 406 from me it's jumped to over £400 for her, which is silly - female+30yrs old+12 yrs NCB+police response/pursuit trained should make her a safe bet. Duh. doesn't make sense as even before it officially became hers she drove it as much as I did, and the insurers were told we pretty much drove it 50/50, so I can't see what's changed.

eSure will protect NCB at 4 years.

Insurance is just a posh term for being mugged whilst having a large cactus stuffed up the nethers!

When I moved into my cottage I had a big argument with the AA - they initially bumped up my premium by about £40 a year, claiming it was a higher risk area than my old abode. Unfortunately for them, I have access to the dibble crime recording systems which clearly showed that it was actually endured lower levels of autocrime and burglary. A few letters and a mention on our local radios consumer show and they backed down. I genuinely think that risk isn't the major factor - I think they took one look at my posh nob address and though "he must be loaded, so we can stick it to him and he won't moan cos he can afford it".
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